Sentence examples for stance of facing from inspiring English sources

Standard Chartered is taking the unusual, but courageous, stance of facing down a regulator because it believes that the regulator is factually wrong.

In this stance, stand facing forward.

The chancellor will have to determine herself if, alongside the European Union's new stance, she faces a change of mood on Germany's handling of Russia that could affect her re-election next year.

Evidently the Londoner has turned a corner: not only has he cleaned up his act but he has adopted a more diplomatic stance when faced with a wall of microphones.

The subsidies are a bad deal for everyone but the American cotton farmers, and they leave the United States in an unconscionably hypocritical stance when it faces the rest of the world.

Turn your body and feet without changing your stance, so you are facing the back of the circle.

That should foster clinicians to shift from a fixed, fatalist stance, for example when facing negative symptoms in the field of relationships with significant others, to a view more concerned with an attachment related stance.

I have always considered it a self-portrait, especially in the face and stance of the man fourth from right.